The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-06
Sporting Farrago,


Racing at Chicago continues until the
Hanlan will row at the Buffalo regatta
tomorrow.
Paddy Ryan is about to settle in Sacra-
mento, Cal.
Mike Conley, the Ithaca giant, has set
tied in Wisconsin.
G. Lacy Hitler, the great English bicy-
cler, shortly visits the States.
Slosson says that Kir Gibelin, Vignaux's
great novice, is of no great account.
John L. Sullivan will give three exhibit
tions at Hartford Conn, tomorrow.
1t was decided in London on June IL to
send an English cricket team to Australia.
The work Of completely renovatipg the
buildings at the New Orleans track goes on
apace.
"All rights reserved" as the pugilist
said when he let out left-hander.-Dans-
vile Breeze.
Jake Teemer has convalesced from his
boil and has gone into training for his
double scull affair.
The Collie Club of America holds its
first sheep trials at Washington, Pa, on
September Is and 10.
Cohannet and G. L. Lee, two of the fast
est PAGERS in the country, are bred from
trotters on both sides.
Donald Dinnie, the athlete, caused the
arrest of bar maid in Sydney for threat
eniDg to strike him on the head with
meat-ax. The charge was dismissed and
Djnnie had to pay the costs, which amount
ed 10 guineas.
G. L. NJ. Sachs, of the Manhattans,
brings w. Cowle, the English amateur
splinter, across in September.
The fight between Charles Mitchell and
Reddy Gallagher is to take place in Pitts
burg, Cleveland or Cincinnati.
The PAGER Johnson recently showed at
Belmont Park the best three heats of the
year-2:2119, 2:15H and 2:12M.
Tommy Chandler, of Chicago, is in New
York, and says he is anxious to meet Reddy
Gallagher under any conditions.
John L. Sullivan will devote his sum-
mer vacation to umpiring base. ball games.
II is mere recreation to him.-New Haven
News.
Duncan @. Ross has assumed the full
management of the fortunes, present and
to come, of Peter Nolan, the cincinnati
boxer.
Jim Carney, who takes So 900 to England
as the result of his fight with Mitchell,
promises to return in October to fight Nc
Auliffe.
An American prize fight has been sup
pressed in Mexico as a barbarous exhl-
bitio1. The Mexicans draw the line at
bull fighting Pittsburg Ohronicle-Tele.
graph.
Wilson and Alden, the bicycle trick
riders have Just returned from Europe
after a very successful trip through En-.
gland, Scotland and France.
Hanlan says that his earnings in regattas
and matches in the last ten years have
amounted to 5000 OO0 of which $3S 900 ac-
crued during his last Australian trip.
Joe Lannan is said to be nightly i'm
proved in The management of his dukes
since travelling with Sullivan, and he is
now to have another try with Kilrain.
Riders of bicycles, trlcycles and such in
New York, now have to carry lamp that
Eliminates for 200 feet when riding be.
tween shutdown and sunrise on the pablo
streets.
The international cricket match be-
tween the United States and Canada is
proposed for September and 8, but the
Canucks want the dates advanced to early
in August.
1t is useless for any one to argue that the
practice of the manly art is Endorsed in the
Bible just becsuse.the good book says some
thing about mot q sparrer falieth. Som
erville Journal.
Epitaph on an angler:
Ee sngled many purling brook,
But lacked the anglers skill;
He lied about the fish he took,
And here he's lying STILL
The Pacific Kennel Club, the American
| Field Trial Club and the Western Massa-
| chusetts Poultry Convention have made
application for membership in the Ameri-
can Kennel Club.
John L. Sullivan has finished the eleventh
month OF his total abstinence from the use
won't there be some lively Furnishing when
the year is upl-Burlington Free Press.
In a cricket match played few days
since at Blackheath, England, thirteen
year-old boy, named Bamford, took seven
wickets without run, and the side against
him was disposed of for one run from the
bat.
Steve Farrell, the fast runner Of Natick,
Mass, challenges Peter Priddy, of Pitts
burg, to run him a half mile race for $500
q side, in New York or Philadelphia, and
posts $50 with his challenge. A match is
probable.
Ike Weir, the Belfast Spider, and John
Havila, of Boston, have arranged match,
and each man has posted $50 that he will
appear. They are to fight with skin gloves
and Queensberry rules, within q month,
or purse of $500.
"W eak and weary" describes the condi-
ton of many people debilitated by the
warm weather, and by disease or over work.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the medicine
needed 10 build up and strengthen the